Whitelaw Apartment House, 1839 Thirteenth Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC, detail west entrance, documentation compiled after 1933
This file appears in: Whitelaw Hotel: The Whitelaw apartment-hotel stands as a unique place of meeting and public accommodation for prominent African Americans during segregation.
Historic American Buildings Survey, Creator, Isaiah T Hatton, Joe Louis, John W Lewis, and Harrison M Ethridge, Mahon, Dynecourt, photographer. Whitelaw Apartment House, 1839 Thirteenth Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC. Documentation Compiled After, 1933. Pdf. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/dc0299/. (Accessed October 20, 2016.)
This file appears in: Whitelaw Hotel: The Whitelaw apartment-hotel stands as a unique place of meeting and public accommodation for prominent African Americans during segregation.
Whitelaw Hotel: The Whitelaw apartment-hotel stands as a unique place of meeting and public accommodation for prominent African Americans during segregation.
The Whitelaw Hotel showcases an early example of minority real estate development. It was financed and built entirely by African American entrepreneurs, investors, designers, and craftsmen. Associated…